Mornin' zoners - a new day, a new thread! Where was the stream from Rosemont?

Kevin F, if you are out there, we want to send you to St. Louis for tomorrow night's show.

WE NEED A STREAM!!!! The couch tour deserves a stream for these final Midwest shows. So c'mon all you I-Phone owners, free the music.

The way this Midwest run is going (and bobbywerido's apparent take-down at Columbus in mind, anyone else catch that on the video stream?) it seems highly unlikely that we will get a stream....but keep praying as sometimes we all need a miracle every day!!

Ok guys and gal, we suffered through a 3 hour drive Furthur away from Kentucky. Woe is us. Its nice to have problems like whether or not to actually get in the car and go Furthur. Not sure if anything could top last night ever but I freaking DOUBLE DARE you guys to do that again!!!

have fun and be safe

I am calling it now: some form of One More Saturday Night. Possibly even a sandwich.

Yep, I am feelin' like a visionary.

Hi Adam! hope you get your stream, buddy. Give those dogs a treat from me and my 2 hounds(Blood and Fox). I'll be watching the Bruins game.

stream please
I have friends in from Madison who would love to hear the show they have to miss Help!!! kgltdeadshow@breasnan.net

Thanks, Hounder! The dogs (Adam & Dean) are blessed often. I am watching live golf from Royal Melbourne, get that puck outa here, the furthur we go the rounder we get.

Fore!

This just up from last night: http://sh58.livejournal.com/64450.html

Feel Like A Stranger is feeling like a stranger in the rotation lately....maybe tonight's opening offer?

not a bad guess

Possibly a Peggy-O tonight. I don't think we've seen it this tour

Hello from the west ! Furthur from the land of good beer ! Shotz brewery ,hope someone sends a stream for the faithful/grateful

I hate this Central Time thing when are they going to start?

Have fun in the Midwest I feel like the energy level is always high there!! Love an miss my family!! Can't wait to hear this run. See yall on new years!

Bobby's been doing Saturday Night as the opener on Saturday lately, except for last weekend in Atlantic City, it was the encore along with Ripple.

I was just listenin to the show from a few nights ago and I heard bobby singing ripple. Weird right,why Bobby?

If you're there, what's the difference when they start. If you're here, what's the difference when they start? If you're here and on a streaming, why are you not sharing it with us all?

Stream up:
http://www.ustream.tv/channel/emvibe

Golden Road

Hi All! Any word from inside the show?

http://www.ustream.tv/channel/emvibe

Thanks for the Stream (:

thanks and thanks again, is the stream very distorted?or am I having problems??Enjoy all and thanks again.stealthhippy says thanks

Distorted - it's from Furthur site.

Stream is rough, Scott. Nice none the less!

woooooooooooooooooo!!!!

Furthur
Alliant Center
Madison, WI
11/19/11

Set 1:
Golden Road to Unlimited Devotion

Just don't make it too loud and you'll be fine! Let's be thankful for what we have!! Peace to all

Furthur
Alliant Center
Madison, WI
11/19/11

Set 1:
Golden Road to Unlimited Devotion
I Need A Miracle

funny timing on my part.Thanks for the stream info! scratchy but live. Yes!

i need that miracle........

Ye sand I realize I've gotten spoiled after all of these years and shows......Peace to you all and thanks Eggcream,my favorite guilty treat

yes MOFO....tyvm

You're welcome....

Furthur
Alliant Center
Madison, WI
11/19/11

Set 1:
Golden Road to Unlimited Devotion
I Need A Miracle
Wang Dang Doodle

Furthur
Alliant Center
Madison, WI
11/19/11

Set 1:
Golden Road to Unlimited Devotion>
I Need A Miracle>
Wang Dang Doodle>
Althea

Furthur
Alliant Center
Madison, WI
11/19/11

Set 1:
Golden Road to Unlimited Devotion
I Need A Miracle
Wang Dang Doodle
I Need a Miracle
Althea

After last night, I hope Furthur keeps touring.
Great scene and great music - Phil has his Friends.

more like:

Furthur
Alliant Center
Madison, WI
11/19/11

Set 1:
Golden Road to Unlimited Devotion>
I Need a Miracle>
Wang Dang Doodle>
Althea


but who's counting

WOW! I go away for a few minutes and shock of shocks - WE HAVE A STREAM!!! Thanks!

Killer Althea!

Amen Chicago joe after six shows this year out west I'd echo the same sentiment. I haven't done that many shows in a year since the 13 I put up in 93. I love this band!

I always like Tom Thumb Blues

Are the Leshead brothers out there tonight?

Furthur
Alliant Center
Madison, WI
11/19/11

Set 1:
Golden Road to Unlimited Devotion>
I Need a Miracle>
Wang Dang Doodle>
Althea
Tom Thumb's Blues

I'm in the lot at Rosemont cranking the Canada 90 Scarlet>Fire I was at - when all sudden, dude walks up and asks "Is it OK if I play drums". I was like - sure bro, next thing I know, 15 heads are dancing and drumming by my ride, I started drumming and really felt the power of our community like I haven't felt in a long time.
Furthur is bringing us back together when we need it most - wish I had the money to be in the land of Cheese tonight. But, I'm glad I saw them at all.

Amen Chicago joe after six shows this year out west I'd echo the same sentiment. I haven't done that many shows in a year since the 13 I put up in 93. I love this band!

Money For Gasoline!

Furthur
Alliant Center
Madison, WI
11/19/11

Set 1:
Golden Road to Unlimited Devotion>
I Need a Miracle>
Wang Dang Doodle>
Althea
Tom Thumb's Blues
Money for Gasoline

Furthur
Alliant Center
Madison, WI
11/19/11

Set 1:
Golden Road to Unlimited Devotion>
I Need a Miracle>
Wang Dang Doodle>
Althea
Tom Thumb's Blues
Money for Gasoline
It Must Have Been the Roses

Furthur
Alliant Center
Madison, WI
11/19/11

Set 1:
Golden Road to Unlimited Devotion>
I Need a Miracle>
Wang Dang Doodle>
Althea
Tom Thumb's Blues
Money for Gasoline
It Must Have Been the Roses
Throwing Stones

tstones

Looks like weir setlist tonight, maybe we'll get one more saturday night, ya think? Would love a greatest story ever to open set 2!

Furthur
Alliant Center
Madison, WI
11/19/11

Set 1:
Golden Road to Unlimited Devotion>
I Need a Miracle>
Wang Dang Doodle>
Althea
Tom Thumb's Blues
Money for Gasoline
It Must Have Been the Roses
Throwing Stones>
One More Saturday Night

9 songs???

set break - stream is off line (that was fast!)

She only has one battery and was gonna try and charge it during setbreak

Half battery life left

!mood

She will stream until the battery dies she said

And we will appreciate it. I said this in the chat, but please thank her for us. Thank her for me. many thanks

Pure Love tonight

ditto what Floepiejane said!

I know it sounds weird but KY kind texted me and said it was miracle >Wang dang >miracle. He's not likely to be wrong....

It was like a miracle reprise. About 15 seconds after Wang Dang.

Might call it a 'reprise', but it wasn't full on back into Miracle. Nice touch in any case

Furthur
Alliant Center
Madison, WI
11/19/11

Set 1:
Golden Road to Unlimited Devotion>
I Need a Miracle>
Wang Dang Doodle>
Althea
Tom Thumb's Blues
Money for Gasoline
It Must Have Been the Roses
Throwing Stones>
One More Saturday Night

Set 2:
China Cat Sunflower

Would enjoy The Elevator again like they did at BB Theater in NYC in the spring....

whats the best show of this tour so far??

Furthur
Alliant Center
Madison, WI
11/19/11

Set 1:
Golden Road to Unlimited Devotion>
I Need a Miracle>
Wang Dang Doodle>
Althea
Tom Thumb's Blues
Money for Gasoline
It Must Have Been the Roses
Throwing Stones>
One More Saturday Night

Set 2:
China Cat Sunflower>
I Know You Rider

Turning in to a Cruncher!!!

ssssssmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmokinnnnnnnnnnnn

http://www.ustream.tv/channel/coloradorain

Furthur
Alliant Center
Madison, WI
11/19/11

Set 1:
Golden Road to Unlimited Devotion>
I Need a Miracle>
Wang Dang Doodle>
Althea
Tom Thumb's Blues
Money for Gasoline
It Must Have Been the Roses>
Throwin' Stones>
One More Saturday Night

Set 2:
China Cat Sunflower >
I Know You Rider >
Jack Straw
Unbroken Chain

Thank you!

what happened was diggin the sounds

thanks for the new thread whew

Furthur
Alliant Center
Madison, WI
11/19/11

Set 1:
Golden Road to Unlimited Devotion>
I Need a Miracle>
Wang Dang Doodle>
Althea
Tom Thumb's Blues
Money for Gasoline
It Must Have Been the Roses>
Throwin' Stones>
One More Saturday Night

Set 2:
China Cat Sunflower >
I Know You Rider >
Jack Straw
Unbroken Chain>
Viola Lee Blues

whew this is hot

what happened again?

well, that was fun while it lasted...

sheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeetttt

setlist update? Thank you streamers for the efforts! it really was fun joining in from here...

Furthur
Alliant Center
Madison, WI
11/19/11

Set 1:
Golden Road to Unlimited Devotion>
I Need a Miracle>
Wang Dang Doodle>
Althea
Tom Thumb's Blues
Money for Gasoline
It Must Have Been the Roses>
Throwin' Stones>
One More Saturday Night

Set 2:
China Cat Sunflower >
I Know You Rider >
Jack Straw
Unbroken Chain>
Viola Lee Blues>
King Solomon's Marbles>
Death Don't Have No Mercy

Sweet! Thank you.

Death Don't>
Bertha>
Good Lovin'

Furthur
Alliant Center
Madison, WI
11/19/11

Set 1:
Golden Road to Unlimited Devotion>
I Need a Miracle>
Wang Dang Doodle>
Althea
Tom Thumb's Blues
Money for Gasoline
It Must Have Been the Roses>
Throwin' Stones>
One More Saturday Night

Set 2:
China Cat Sunflower >
I Know You Rider >
Jack Straw
Unbroken Chain>
Viola Lee Blues>
King Solomon's Marbles>
Death Don't Have No Mercy>
Bertha>
Good Lovin'

E: Donor Rap
Black Muddy River

Two To GO ! boy's are bringing it every night! tomorrow then...

thud.

first 'black muddy river' !!!!!

i thought this song was off limits?
i've been hoping to hear it. that last version at soldier field 95 last show was hauntingly beautiful. IMO. wasn't there but i love the version.



split verses? or did john sing it?

this was fun:
Golden Road to Unlimited Devotion>
I Need a Miracle>
Wang Dang Doodle>
I Need a Miracle (don't forget this reprise)>
Althea

this was real good:
China Cat Sunflower >
I Know You Rider >
Jack Straw

this was amazing*:
Unbroken Chain>
Viola Lee Blues>
King Solomon's Marbles>

*I love watching Phil and Russo interact. Great team.

and a decent Death Don't. I wish they'd save OMSN for the encore. We know it is coming at Saturday shows, so it's a throwaway (a throwaway that I like). I'd love to get one more full jam in there instead.

Oh yeah, it was like a reprise, thats a great way of saying "wow you're right, they did go back in to miracle!" have fun in St.louis, I'm taking my ass back to Ky to pick up the end of couch tour. Listen to the chicago 2nd set, best of the tour so far!!! See ya on the road!!!

My second of two shows on this tour, this one made a nice pair with the prior night. They started very close to the published 7:30. The floor and 200 level were mostly full, and the 300 level was nearly empty. Golden Road is always a good opener to my ear, bringing lots of focus to Phil and his bass. Miracle was a tad on the mellow side but held together pretty well. Transition to Wang Dang was clear as day. Might've worked better in reverse, as WDD was a bit mellower than Miracle, but it was fine and cruised along. Transition back to Miracle was really just a quick re-statement of it's vocal outro before Althea, as noted above. Althea got a nice response, and kinda chill as I recall. I kept waiting for Bob and Phil to attack this one, but to my ear they took more of a support role and let the band run a bit. The band seems very respectable in this mode, playing with more reverence than recklessness, which I could not argue with, even if i wanted things to boil over more than they did. After a hard stop, Phil cranked up a brisk Tom Thumb's. I thought maybe he'd mention the Governor (Recall Walker signs/petitions were everywhere), but he said "they blackmailed the CONGRESSMAN" with great verbal and facial emphasis instead. Phil appeared to enjoy JK's first solo so much that he caught his eye and had him do it again before singing the next verse, which was fun to see up close. Suddenly I was ready for a quick lobby run, which I did during Money For Gasoline, a song I have heard but don't know well. I was very happy to see $6.50 Hopalicious Ales after paying $8 for Bud in Chicago, and made it back to my floor sear for the intro to Roses. I saw them do this one in Chicago on their first tour, and it was as solid this time as it was then, nice, slow and ambling. Throwing Stones was taken at a pretty subdued tempo, which was a little anti-climactic at first, but everybody held course and got it pretty cranked up by the end. OMSN was also delivered a bit slowly, but was good fun to close the set, and opened the door for other options later.

Set break was mercifully shorter than in Chicago, maybe 40 mins instead of 50-55. China Cat was a warmly welcomed opener, but seemed to fly by very quickly, reaching the typical peak before turning over into Rider a bit sooner than I was ready for. Rider had the big vocal blend and some good dynamics, though nothing like the big hits I remember from my first two China>Riders on 3/28/85 and 3/26/87. I always like this band's handling of Jack Straw and this one was no exception. UBC was a killer call for the next tune and definitely got the old school on board, though the younger folks around us did not seem to recognize it. Nice long version with some excellent playing from the entire band. Real cool to hear Weir and Phil work out on this one while JK, Jeff and Joe let it rip freely. I'll have to consult the tapes, but it seemed like either Phil or JK hit a monster clam on the closing chord, which sounded very weird, though not necessarily bad. Or maybe it was just Phil trying to take them right into Viola intro bomb and catching someone off guard. I was glad they confined Viola Lee to one big version instead of breaking it up into three segments. I took a few notes as follows: Nice long opening jam and first verse, followed by a low-key down and dirty jam, then Bob laid into some slide and they started to take it way up, cranking up the tempo until they reached a blazing ecstatic peak, entire crowd going nuts.Then they hit the opening again fully before nailing the last verse to close with Russo left alone to setup the next tune. Just as I was thinking his brief drum break would lead to The Other One, Phil lead them thrillingly into King Solomon's. It was a monster version, very competently rendered. I remember hearing The Dead do this one with Warren Haynes, nailing it way better than I expected they would in Denver a few years ago. This version seemed a bit less fushion'y to me, but was no less exciting. Weir then led the band right into a slinky blues groove that sounded like The Same Thing, but no sooner did I utter this idea than they went clearly into Death Don't Have No Mercy. Much like the prior night, the second set sequencing and song selection was really good so far! Bobby sang a "death is always in a hurry" verse that I didn't recognize, not sure where that came from. Seemed like no way the set was going to end here when they hit a hard stop, so I was hoping for Terrapin, Help/Slipknot/Franklins, Blues for Allah or something big and crazy to end the show. Bertha>Good Lovin' was definitely a bit of a let down after those wholly off-the-mark aspirations. I like that they move traditional first and second set songs around in Further, but Bertha seemed like a weird choice to me at this juncture. Thankfully they made it a fun and rocking version with those big hits I was missing in Rider, so I was fully on board by the end of this one. And I always get excited when I hear Phil and Bob's old-style intro to Good Lovin', but then I remember it's Good Lovin', a song I never need to hear again, by this band or any other.... The cool old intro riff came back during the jam, which got my attention, but Bob returned them to the last verse and outro as soon as it got exciting. The same folks who didn't seem to get UBC and KSM were all rockin' out at this point, so I guess I can see what Bob was thinking, even if this wasn't my cup of tea for a closer.

It was barely after 11 pm at this point, so I was thinking there was plenty of time for a massive encore, but it was not to be. That said, Black Muddy River was a nice call and was played and sung quite beautifully, esp for a breakout (as I was later informed by this very page!).

Post-show lot scene was good fun for almost an hour before it started getting cold and the crowd thinned out, at which point we adjourned to America's Best Value Inn, a solid bargain at $55 a night for two comfortable beds under 10 mins from the arena.

Unfortunately I can't get down to St Louis, but I'm glad I caught these two shows, and will definitely see this band anytime I can in future.

remember those 30-second St.Stephen reprises from 1976? I wouldn't want to miss one of those because of non-inclusive setlist.

I hear ya non-inclusive! This show was slow and it was my first Viola but it was a little off. Sometimes slow is good after a monster like Chicago but my dugout ran out and, well my dugout ran out. Anyway they did sound very good, they just played like a different band than the night before. Not worse, just different. I am a big fan of Fridays different band! Peace phreaks!

that's because we shot our wads the night before and it was to recoup and you don't do that by blowing it out again.
it felt just exactly perfect to me and the Black Muddy was some serious icing on the cake.

I didn't get a wink of sleep the night before, every time I'd close my eyes the fraqtels were in rare form, pun intended.
so come Madison me and I assume many others were ready for too and fro, not to fast and not too slow.